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On 8/4/06, Renat Lumpau <rl03@g.o> wrote: |
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> On Fri, Aug 04, 2006 at 01:48:50AM -0600, m h wrote: |
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> > Hey folks- |
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> > (Shamelessly copied from my blog[1] )... |
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> > I'm working on an open source tool for managing war files called |
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> > warconfig (warconfig is/should be to wars as webappconfig is to php |
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> > apps). We have a need for this at work. I have a pretty detailed write |
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> > up here [2]. Warconfig is a tool for deploying, upgrading, and rolling |
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> > back war files on Tomcat (currently only version 5.5 on Gentoo has |
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> > been tested, though with a little love it should work on Windows and |
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> > anywhere else that tomcat does. Support for additional app servers |
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> > should be pretty easy to implement). |
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> Have you looked at Cargo? http://cargo.codehaus.org/ |
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I figured I'd get this question. i briefly played with cargo. (In |
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fact I'm planning on asking the cargo people for feedback as week). |
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Perhaps if one are interested in manipulating wars from ant/maven, |
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cargo is the way to go. But cargo didn't provide any commandline |
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interface, and I'm not doing anything (currently) that requires having |
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access to the java api of the containers. I'm basically |
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copying/symlinking files. (It could be done with a shell script, but |
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that would make it harder to maintain (IMO) and not work on windows |
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(without cygwin, which isn't really an option for me)). |
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I really prefer scripting in python to java (though if cargo really is |
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the way to go, my code just needs a few changes to run under jython). |
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Or I could port it to java... |
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